Does anyone use an Air purifier?

[ifixmy2]

I have an Ionic breeze air purifier, that I have used through the summer and since I installed
my stove, I decided to aim it towards the air vents on the side where the combustion blower is.
I have noticed by cleaning it every time I clean the burn pot that it collects a lot of dust.
My thought is that this will help eliminate some dust bunnies from building up on stove motors.
Only time will tell, after the burn season is over & I perform my spring teardown cleaning.
Any input or thoughts from ye pros? Would it be better aimed at combustion blower or convection blower?
It does put out a cool breeze, so it may help prolong motor life.
I like the idea that it's helping to clean dust out of the air, especially since I'm not using that old forced air oil furnace anymore.

 

[nate379]

Would like to get one for the house but a decent one is $400-500... not $$ I can afford on that.

 

[DexterDay]

I use a large Lasko Humidifier. No Air Pruifier. Although it may be a good idea....

Where abouts you located ifixmy2 ??? And what pellet brands do you have in your area (better brands that you like)??

I am right on the corner of Ashland Co, Lorain Co, and Medina Co.. I live inside Ashland co, but Lorain and Medina are only 1 mile away.

 

[ifixmy2]

I use a large Lasko Humidifier. No Air Pruifier. Although it may be a good idea….

Where abouts you located ifixmy2 ??? And what pellet brands do you have in your area (better brands that you like)??

I am right on the corner of Ashland Co, Lorain Co, and Medina Co.. I live inside Ashland co, but Lorain and Medina are only 1 mile away.

I live west of Dayton. Local TSC has Somers, Hamers & Ligonetics(unknown label), choice for$200/TON
I'm burning easy heats & had to set englander at 5-5-1

 

[DexterDay]

Hamers near Dayton?? I see a road trip in my near future. Never tested/tried any of them? What store are they located in Dayton?